Tourist Office with Tourism and Disability label A commitment to a welcome accessible to all

Tourist Office with “Tourism and Disability” label

By committing to this approach, we hope to :

• Facilitate access to tourist information and services for all,
• Promote our region by making it more inclusive,
• Meet our visitors’ expectations in terms of comfort, independence and safety.

This label is much more than recognition, it’s a guarantee of trust and transparency for travellers with disabilities, whether near or far, so that they can plan their stay with complete peace of mind.

To find out more about the label: Atout France website

Resources to help you prepare for your visit

To help you organise your visit to Paimpont, you’ll need clear, precise information on all the facilities and services available in the area.

• The map of the commune of Paimpont lists accessible parking spaces and toilets,
  • • • The map of the Forêt de Brocéliande is accessible and shows adapted routes,
      • The accessibility guide lists accessible services in FALC,
      • The Acceslibre collaborative accessibility platform lets you find information about places open to the public.

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    • The R’handonneurs association lends 2 joëlettes (adapted all-terrain wheelchairs) free of charge on request to help you discover the trails.

At the Brocéliande Tourist Office, you’ll find

• Accessible parking spaces and toilets close to the Tourist Office (less than 30 metres away),
• A team that is aware of and trained to welcome people with disabilities and adapt to different requests,
• Tourist information organised by theme and linked to images for easy identification,
• A smooth, pleasant flow of traffic with adapted areas and furniture,
• Wifi available,
• An accessible counter equipped with a magnetic loop,
• A podotactile strip on the floor to guide you from the entrance to the Office to the information desk,
• A range of inclusive storytelling walks and guided tours to help you discover the heritage of Brocéliande?
• A Braille booklet presenting the key sites in the Destination,
• Pictograms to make it easier to communicate with people with hearing disabilities.

For more information on all the Tourist Office’s reception facilities, please consult the Tourist Office’ s accessibility register.